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Ayra Starr and Wizkid linked up again on “Gimme Dat,” which she released on Thursday (April 24).
The Sabi Girl teased the collaboration a week earlier in an Instagram video of her vibing out to the tropical-tinged dancefloor filler while watching the sunset before the song cuts to Wizkid singing, “God da–,” which Starr used as the clip’s caption.
Produced by VybeO and Mikabeatz, “Gimme Dat” samples Wyclef Jean and Mary J. Blige’s 2000 hit “911,” which reached No. 6 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was nominated for best R&B performance by a duo or group with vocal at the 2001 Grammy Awards.
Starr and Wiz first collaborated on “2 Sugar” from the latter’s 2022 More Love, Less Ego album, which was nominated for best Afrobeats at the 2023 MTV VMAs (in the category’s inaugural year); her 2022 hit single “Rush” was also up for the same award. Both artists have earned Grammy nominations in the best African music performance category, with Starr scoring a nod with “Rush” and Wizkid notching his fifth nomination with his “MMS” collaboration with Asake.
“Gimme Dat” is her second single of 2025, following “All The Love” in February, and his first musical release since his sixth studio album Morayo, which came out last November via Starboy Entertainment and RCA Records. In May of last year, Starr dropped her sophomore album The Year I Turned 21 via Mavin Global and Republic Records. Both Morayo and TYIT21 peaked at No. 4 on World Albums.
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Quavo has been building his acting résumé over the years, and he’s hoping to get better at it — in fact, he’s hoping to be one of the best.
TMZ caught up with the Atlanta rapper and asked if he could eventually become the best rapper-turned-actor ever and was asked if he could be better than Tupac Shakur, Will Smith, Queen Latifah and Ice Cube. “I’m a great guy, yessir,” he answered. “They can’t f— with me.”
So far, Huncho has been in seven movies and five television shows, most notably in a season 2 episode of Netflix’s Narcos: Mexico and in a season 1 episode of FX’s Atlanta alongside Migos bandmates Offset and the late Takeoff.
He starred in High Rollers, a sequel to 2024’s Cash Out, alongside John Travolta, Gina Gershon and Lukas Haas, as well as the recently released Sneaks animated sports comedy centered on talking sneakers, starring Anthony Mackie, Martin Lawrence and a bunch of other music artists like Chloe Bailey, Young Miko and Mustard, among others.
Quavo is also set to star alongside Billy Zane in a movie called Takeover and is currently shooting the third installment of the Cash Out trilogy, where he’ll reprise his role as Anton.
Maybe Cube can get him a role in the new Friday movie.
As far as the music side of things goes, the former Migos member dropped two singles already this year in “Trappa Rappa” and “Legends,” featuring Lil Baby, so maybe that means that he’s planning to release his first solo album since 2023’s Rocket Power. He hopped on the country-rap wave late last year when he linked up with Luke Bryan and Teddy Swims for the Peach State anthem “Georgia Ways.”
In a new interview, Billy Ray Cyrus is opening up about his unexpected relationship with Elizabeth Hurley and the text message that started it all.
The “Old Town Road” singer sat down with Apple Music’s The Ty Bentli Show this week, and in an excerpt previewed by People, Cyrus opened up about reconnecting with the actress after filming the movie Christmas in Paradise together back in 2022. (The pair caught the world off-guard on Sunday when they shared a photo of Cyrus kissing Hurley via Instagram with the simple caption “Happy Easter.”)
“We did very few scenes together but the couple times we were in the same scene there was a chemistry there,” Cyrus told Bentli. “We just laughed, and it was at a time I wasn’t laughing a lot.”
The movie was filmed the same year the country star separated from ex-wife Tish, with whom he shares five children: Brandi, Trace, Miley, Braison and Noah. (Cyrus also has two children, Christopher and Kristen, from a previous relationship.) Cyrus then went on to marry singer Firerose in 2023 before divorcing the next year.
Cyrus has faced many public challenges in the past year, including allegations of domestic abuse from ex-wife Firerose and an apparent estrangement from some of his famous children, including Miley. “I felt like, ‘Wow, can life get any harder? Can it get any tougher?’” Cyrus told Bentli in the new interview. “For me, at a certain point it was like, you can’t get knocked down any flatter than laying on your back when life is kicking you. And in this moment… a friend reached out.”
According to Cyrus, the text from an unknown number read: “Hey, it looks like life might be a little bit tough and just wanted you to know I’m in your corner. You’ve got a friend in your corner.”
“So I text back, I go, ‘Who is this?’ And it’s like, ‘Elizabeth Hurley,’” Cyrus recalled. “Of all the people to reach out to me in that second that maybe I needed most… this friend who made me laugh.”
Cyrus likened the sentiment to a moment in 1992 when the late Johnny Cash supported him as critics were bashing his music. “Johnny said, ‘Hey, you know, just remember that all things that are good come from almighty God above and that stuff happens, and in your case… the good outweighs the bad. Let ‘em have it. I’m in your corner.’”
The “Achy Breaky Heart” singer went on to praise Hurley, telling Bentli: “She’s so impressively brilliant. She reminds me a lot of Dolly Parton. She’s a very smart businesswoman. If you can laugh together, you can make it through everything.”
He also said he has a relationship with Hurley’s 23-year-old son Damian. “No expectations of where we go from here other than her and her son — I do love him a lot, and it’s great that God brought them into my life when he did,” Cyrus said. “It’s just a good thing. It’s been a long time since I’ve been this happy.”
Hurley was previously married to businessman Arun Nayar from 2007 to 2011. She had Damian with businessman Steve Bing, who died in 2020. And Hurley famously dated British actor Hugh Grant from 1987 to 2000; Grant is Damian’s godfather.
While facing a high-profile murder-for-hire case, Lil Durk has found strength in his faith, and he’s helping others do the same.
On April 18, the Chicago rapper’s father, Dontay Banks, shared during an interview that Durk is maintaining a strong spiritual foundation as he prepares for trial later this year. In fact, according to Banks, Durk has guided 13 fellow inmates to convert to Islam during his time behind bars. “Durk’s in a focused space,” Banks said. “He’s been reading, praying, and helping others turn their lives around.”
The 32-year-old rapper, born Durk Derrick Banks, has made it clear that Islam plays a vital role in his life, and he’s recently been more vocal about it through his music. Tracks like “The Voice 2.0” and “Pelle Coat” feature direct references to prayer, faith, and his relationship with Allah, signaling a deeper spiritual transformation.
Durk’s father noted that his son is not only using his platform, but also his personal time to spread positivity and peace, despite the heavy legal challenges he faces. “He’s really stepping into a leadership role,” said Banks. “He’s not just talking about faith, he’s living it.”
As Durk awaits trial, his actions are drawing attention beyond the courtroom. His spiritual influence behind bars highlights a powerful narrative of redemption, leadership, and resilience. Whether or not it impacts his legal outcome, Durk’s dedication to Islam appears to be reshaping his path, and the paths of those around him.
